Letter Of Recommendation For Molly's Pursuit Of Collegiate Ice Hockey

interviewed, Coach Zamorski said “the girls worked hard and bonded well all year”. Seniors Sam Salvador and Alaina Murphy were “a crucial part to our team.” Their batting helped them win close games and the leadership they brought gave an example to follow for all players. The team preached to watch your body

She also said, “I always wanna be supporting my teammates in everything that I do. If its cheering while on the sideline or in the game when I make a big shot.”

All of her siblings have had a past of playing hockey. Her father coached for the Little Falls Youth Hockey Association for many years.

It excites me to write this letter for my daughter because all the other colleges ask for thoughts said by her teachers and guidance counselors. Finally, the one person who has known her, her whole life and has seen her grow into the incredible young women she is today. (I’m not saying that because I’m her mother, I’m saying that because she always accomplishes something new and keeps surprises everyone) I get to pour my heart into a letter of recommendation in the hopes of the admission into your college.

Born on May 1985, in Connecticut, Caitlin Cahow switched to ice hockey after her time with figure skating. She joined the U.S. women's hockey team while at Harvard winning three world championship gold medals and two Olympic medals. After giving up from hockey, Cahow became a public modle for gay athletes and was named a U.S. Representer of the 2014 Winter

I have had the pleasure of studying alongside Brittany Murphy for 8 years. Brittany Murphy is not only my classmate, but she is one of my best friends. She’s a friend that I know that I can trust and that I can always count on. She’s always there for me, and she’s a great person. I would describe Brittany as a team player, not only in life, but in sports. She has played softball and basketball during her high school career. She has always been very dedicated to sports. Currently, she is headed to the State 3-point shootout, and she’s the only one from Canton. I have always enjoyed watching her play because she gets into the game. She’s not one to be pushed around, and she helps lead the team to victory. She dedicates much of her time to sports,

Please let this letter serve as recommendation for an extremely gifted young lady. It has been my extreme pleasure to have known Kim Renoj now for the better part of 2 years. Kim has been in my athletic training program for the past 2 years. She has been an extremely hard working and valuable asset to my team. To be an athletic trainer requires a lot of long hours, dedication, all while having a great attitude in sometimes extreme weather situations. For example arriving at the football field house at 5:30 am an hour before everyone else does and starting to tend to our athletes as they arrive. Also having to set up the field and cover football practices in 100+ degree Fahrenheit weather while the rest of her classmates still have 3 weeks left of summer is not easy. Also covering a playoff game and being alert in 30 degree weather takes some mental toughness. All these things require an extremely positive attitude and thick skin. As athletic trainers, we are definitely behind the scenes, and we do not always get recognized. To continue to do your job at a high level day in and day out while getting

It is with great enthusiasm and pleasure that I recommend Peyton Silverman. Peyton is one of South Windsor’s talented seniors who have left a positive impression on me as well as many others in our school and community. Well known for her skills on the softball field, Peyton does not lose sight of the importance of an education, and works just as hard on her academic skills as she does with athletics. A level of maturity well above his age, Peyton has a promising future ahead. Peyton is friendly, well-mannered and intelligent. Peyton has continued to develop in all areas of her life throughout her high school career, devoting time and attention to the school community.

Clear the ball!” Coach yelled. The large girl Sprinted to my goalie cage and passed it to one of her teammates. I began to get stiff. Suddenly her bright stick smacked the ball and flew toward me.

Later that day Lisa saw the NWSL championship game and she was inspired by Crystal Dunn’s beautiful goal. So she practiced and practiced all by her self for many days until she finally thought she might be good enough.

The game intensified as Max and the other dad became more aggressive with each goal. It was only a matter of time before bodily injury would befall one of the players. Millie, the only girl in the mix, held her own, body checking and high sticking. As the tomboy of the family, she switched from playing with dolls to a ferocious hockey player like a water faucet turning from hot to cold. Her competitive spirit kept her close to the hockey puck, aspiring to be named Most Valuable Player of the game, so it was no surprise when she caught the edge of Max’s hockey stick smack in the center of her right eye.

Megan Gibson has been involved in many activities. Including high honor roll for her grades, every semester of every year. This success in school has not gone unnoticed, she has been invited to several academic conferences and invited to tour several different schools based on her academics. Not only that, but Megan has been a scholar athlete all throughout high school, maintaining above a 4.0 GPA while playing sports both in and out of school. She was also voted into a leadership role as a captain on the JV volleyball team.

“While I’m not a very athletic person, the position I play in frisbee, it’s called a handler, allows me to not have to run that much and mostly just throw the frisbee to my teammates.” Although she was on the JV team last year, she had the chance to play with varsity as well, which is how the opportunity to go to states appeared. With this unexpected turn of events, her golden touch brought luck to the team and caused them to bring home the championship title. She is extremely proud of this accomplishment because she worked extremely hard to achieve it, and her inner Midas helped make all of her training worth the

I am pleased to write this letter of recommendation on behalf of Lisa Brandt. I have had the privilege of knowing and working with Lisa as a fellow educator for the past four years. Mrs. Brandt works hard to ensure that all students have every opportunity to learn and grow as individuals. Lisa’s content knowledge is excellent, and she is working to earn her English Language Learner endorsement.

I hope this message finds you well. My name is Kimberly Ma and I was your previous English student last year at Foothill College. I am here to ask if you would be able to write me a letter of recommendation. As you may recall, English was one of the subjects that I struggled with immensely. I attended most of your office hours seeking additional help and support. You witnessed how much I grew academically and personally.